the key for me is a backend-as-a-service platform that i can reuse over and over. i used to be mainly a backend developer, but for more than 5 years now i have barely touched the backend code because it was designed to be reusable.
i build SAP applications now because they make it easy to work with a reusable backend.
for the rest of my system, i use basic LXC containers. no docker, or other container management system.
deployment consists of setting up an instance of the backend, and generate the frontend as static files that can be hosted whereever.
i build SAP applications now because they make it easy to work with a reusable backend.
for the rest of my system, i use basic LXC containers. no docker, or other container management system.
deployment consists of setting up an instance of the backend, and generate the frontend as static files that can be hosted whereever.
saltstack to control it all. done.